BRANTÔME (Pierre de Bourdeille, Seigneur de) - [FILIBERTI (Georges Guido)].
Vies des Dames Galantes.
Paris, Nice, 1951. - Manuscript in-4, 328 x 251: (7 ff.), 115 pp. (3 ff. last blank). Leaves, folder and slipcase.

Unique and unpublished copy, entirely composed, calligraphed and illustrated in 1951 by the Italian-born painter and illustrator Georges Guido Filiberti (1881-1970).


The artist transcribed the first part of Brantôme's Discours des Vies des Dames galantes, embellishing it with over a hundred Indian ink drawings in the text, as well as 15 full-page ink and watercolor compositions.



Each leaf is protected by plastic film.


A few defects to the cover and slipcase, otherwise a very well preserved copy. Some foxing on the edges of some plastic protectors.
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Lot no. 79

BRANTÔME (Pierre de Bourdeille, Seigneur de) - [FILIBERTI (Georges Guido)]. Vies des Dames Galantes. Paris, Nice, 1951. - Manuscript in-4, 328 x 251: (7 ff.), 115 pp. (3 ff. last blank). Leaves, folder and slipcase. Unique and unpublished copy, entirely composed, calligraphed and illustrated in 1951 by the Italian-born painter and illustrator Georges Guido Filiberti (1881-1970). The artist transcribed the first part of Brantôme's Discours des Vies des Dames galantes, embellishing it with over a hundred Indian ink drawings in the text, as well as 15 full-page ink and watercolor compositions. Each leaf is protected by plastic film. A few defects to the cover and slipcase, otherwise a very well preserved copy. Some foxing on the edges of some plastic protectors.

Estimate
€300 - €400
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€1,538
Buyer's premium
30%
BRANTÔME (Pierre de Bourdeille, Seigneur de) - [FILIBERTI (Georges Guido)]. Vies des Dames Galantes. Paris, Nice, 1951. - Manuscript in-4, 328 x 251: (7 ff.), 115 pp. (3 ff. last blank). Leaves, folder and slipcase. Unique and unpublished copy, entirely composed, calligraphed and illustrated in 1951 by the Italian-born painter and illustrator Georges Guido Filiberti (1881-1970). The artist transcribed the first part of Brantôme's Discours des Vies des Dames galantes, embellishing it with over a hundred Indian ink drawings in the text, as well as 15 full-page ink and watercolor compositions. Each leaf is protected by plastic film. A few defects to the cover and slipcase, otherwise a very well preserved copy. Some foxing on the edges of some plastic protectors.
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